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P811Q Family Day
The P811Q Main Site invited all P811Q families to see and experience our middle school/high school class vocations. Family members learned about the main site, toured classrooms and participated in a Make & Take during which they participated in vocations as students do.
P811Q hosts Lighthouse Collaborative Days!
Participants Engage in a Learning Activity
Principal Nicole Delivers the Principal Story
A Student Completes a Self-Assessment
Participants Engage in a Learning Activity
P811Q was selected to be part of the Lighthouse Collaborative Program. The Lighthouse Collaborative (LC) is a cross-district instructional improvement initiative designed to support the Chancellor’s Four Pillars, with an emphasis on expanding our ability to “scale, sustain, and restore what works” through organized inquiry and sharing of promising practices.
We opened our doors to a citywide audience to share our promising practices during our first Lighthouse Collaborative Day on January 31, our second Lighthouse Collaborative Day on March 7, and our third Lighthouse Collaborative Day on May 2. At our visits, participants learned how we utilize our Strive for 5 instructional framework to create access and increase student voice through real-world, hands-on vocational experiences.
Deputy Superintendent Rachelle Klainberg Attended the Event!
P811Q APs Yvette Miguez, Claudine Eubanks, and Johnnie Bradford, III
P811Q Staff Members and Ina Solomon, Division of Educator Development, Lighthouse Collaborative
Participants Toured P811Q Classrooms During the Event

P811Q Has A Mascot! Introducing Pauly the Penguin!
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Back to School Family Engagement
Parent Support Groups
Collaborating with families is very important to us at P811Q. We have regular Parent Support Groups. Ask the school for information if you would like to attend.
Accessibility
P811Q is committed to making sure that our website serves the needs of everyone. To do this, we follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0, Level AA. That means the sites work for people with disabilities, including those who are blind and partially sighted. We have re-created our website so that it is digitally inclusive. This means that it is our hope that anyone, with any ability, will be able to have full access to the information, pictures, and videos on our site. If you have trouble accessing anything, please contact Bonnie Glass at BGlass2@schools.nyc.gov.
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